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Draymond Green, Warriors Agree to New Contract, Full Details After LeBron James Pursuit

Draymond Green has finalized a one-year agreement with the Golden State Warriors following public discourse surrounding a potential pursuit of LeBron James.

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The story so far

The San Francisco Chronicle initially reported that Draymond Green remained a free agent, noting that patience within the organization had not worn thin. Shortly thereafter, The New York Times and ESPN confirmed that Green and the Warriors reached an agreement on a one-year contract. ESPN specified the deal is valued at $27.7 million.

Coverage surrounding the signing highlights a failed pursuit of LeBron James. According to Yahoo Sports, Green stated that James declined to join the Warriors because he was unable to move past the team's shared history. Bleacher Report indicates that this pursuit occurred prior to the finalization of the current contract agreement.

While early reporting from the San Francisco Chronicle described Green as an unsigned free agent, subsequent coverage from ESPN and The New York Times confirms the terms of his return are now established. With the one-year deal finalized, Green remains with the Golden State Warriors for the upcoming season.

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The obvious questions

What is the duration of the new contract?

The contract is for one year.

What is the financial value of the deal?

The deal is valued at $27.7 million.

Why did LeBron James not join the Warriors?

According to coverage citing Green, James was unable to get past the history between himself and the organization.

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